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Chapter 4.4, Problem 28SCP
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Modifying quadratic method:
- The quadratic method would fail if the coefficient a is 0.
- Invalid values are when a = 0 which is because it makes the denominator of the equation as 0 or if the determinant that is b2 – 4ac is negative because it has no real square root.
- The modified quadratic method is
// Throws an exception if a, b, c are invalid
public static void quad...
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